Whitworth Hall 9.15Am – 4Pm

UNDERGRADUATE OPEN DAYS SATURDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2019 SATURDAY, 12 OCTOBER 2019 9.15AM - 4PM

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hank you for choosing to attend The University of Manchester’s undergraduate open day. By visiting our campus you will be able to gain a real insight into the student experience and life here.

You will have the opportunity to find out more about the courses you are interested in, meet current staff and students, as well as attend sessions on accommodation, studying abroad and student life.

We hope you enjoy your visit. There is no need to sign in on the day itself, just head to the first session you want to attend.

Planning your day

In order to get the most from your day we recommend that you take time to plan your visit.

We do advise that where possible you arrive early to your sessions as some will be very popular; in these cases we may limit admittance to one student and one visitor or students only.

As you make your way through the programme, you will see that next to the building names/session venues there is a number in brackets. This indicates the building number as listed on the campus map on pages 36 – 37 and will help you to navigate around our campus. If you are having any problems on the day ask a member of our open day team dressed in purple and they will be happy to direct you.

STAGE Decide which subject sessions you want to attend – you can attend more than one, so just look at the timetable on pages 2 – 13 to see which ones suit you best.

You can also find out more about your subject by visiting the relevant Subject Exhibition Stand. These are listed in the tinted boxes on pages 2 – 13. The stands will be open from 10am – 3.30pm and will provide you with the opportunity to speak with staff and current students on the course.

STAGE We have general information sessions running throughout the day covering topics such as Student Life and Accommodation. Have a look at the full list on page 14 – 15 and fit the ones you want to attend around your subject sessions.

STAGE Finally, we have a variety of Student Experience activities organised such as campus tours and library visits. We also have a Student Experience Exhibition, which will have information stands on areas from Sport and Student Finance to Accommodation and Study Abroad. For a full list see pages 26 – 31 and plan these activities around your other sessions.

1 International Business, SUBJECT Finance and Economics Venue: Alliance Manchester Business School (29), G.003 12pm (50 minutes) SESSIONS 2pm (50 minutes) Management and International Management ACCOUNTING AND/ Manchester and find out about Venue: Alliance Manchester OR FINANCE working as an engineer. Business School (29), Theatre G.003 See ‘Alliance Manchester Mechanical, Aerospace and 11am (50 minutes) Business School’ Civil Engineering Stand 1pm (50 minutes) Schuster Building (54), Foyer AEROSPACE 10am – 3.30pm Alliance Manchester ENGINEERING Business School Stand Introduction Talks ALLIANCE Alliance Manchester 30 minute talks covering MANCHESTER Business School (29) Mechanical and Aerospace BUSINESS SCHOOL 10am – 3.30pm Engineering: Alliance Manchester Business Building tours Venue: Roscoe building (53), School – which degree is right Student-led guided tours Theatre B for you? Session 1: 10am lasting 15 – 20 minutes Venue: Alliance Manchester will take place on demand Venue: Roscoe building (53), Business School (29), 2.008 throughout the day from the Theatre A 10am (40 minutes) tour meeting point in Alliance Session 2: 12.30pm 11am (40 minutes) Manchester Business School Schuster Building (54), (29) Foyer. Bragg Theatre Accounting and/or Finance Session 3: 1.45pm Venue: Alliance Manchester AMERICAN STUDIES Business School (29), Lab tours and demonstrations Theatre G.003 Venue: Samuel Alexander In the department of Mechanical, 10am (50 minutes) Building (67), A7 Session 1: 10am – 11am Aerospace and Civil Engineering Venue: Alliance Manchester Session 2: 2pm – 3pm student led lab tours take place Business School (29), 2.008 regularly throughout the day 1pm (50 minutes) commencing at 10am. Please English Literature, make your way to the George Business Accounting American Studies and Begg Building (17) where you will with PwC Creative Writing Stand be met by students and staff. Venue: Alliance Manchester Samuel Alexander Building Business School (29), 2.007 (67), A4 Engineering Alumni Panel 11am (50 minutes) 10am – 3.30pm Venue: Schuster Building (54), 2pm (50 minutes) J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre Why not visit our Work 11.15am - 12pm IT Management for Business Placements stand in Samuel Alexander Building (67) A Q&A session for you to Venue: Alliance Manchester North Foyer meet some of the Faculty of Business School (29), 2.008 Science and Engineering’s most 12pm (50 minutes) recent and more experienced ANATOMICAL graduates. You can quiz them SCIENCE about studying Engineering at See ‘Biosciences’

2 ANCIENT HISTORY AUDIOLOGY Biosciences Stand See ‘ Classics and Ancient History’ HEALTHCARE Michael Smith Building (71), SCIENCE Lounge ARCHAEOLOGY (AUDIOLOGY) 10am – 3.30pm Venue: Mansfield Cooper Venue: Zochonis Building (60), Building (65), G22 Lecture Theatre A Session 1: 12pm – 1pm Session: 11am – 12pm BIOSCIENCES WITH Session 2: 2pm – 3pm A FOUNDATION These sessions include a Health Sciences Stand YEAR subject talk followed by a tour Zochonis Building (60), café See ‘Biosciences’ of the department and an 10am – 3.30pm interactive session in our labs. BIOLOGY See ‘Biosciences’ Archaeology Stand BIOCHEMISTRY Mansfield Cooper Building See ‘Biosciences’ (65), Foyer BIOLOGY WITH 10am – 3.30pm SCIENCE AND BIOSCIENCES SOCIETY Why not visit our Work Placements Venue: University Place (37), See ‘Biosciences’ stand in Samuel Alexander Theatre B Building (67) North Foyer Session 1: 11.30am – 12.30pm BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES ARCHITECTURE Venue: Simon Building (59), Venue: Humanities Bridgeford Theatre E See ‘Biosciences’ Street (35), Cordingley Theatre Session 2: 1.30pm – 2.30pm Session 1: 10am – 11am BIOTECHNOLOGY This session includes information Session 2: 1pm – 2pm See ‘Biosciences’ As this programme is run jointly on all of our Biological Sciences with Manchester Metropolitan in general. For additional subject University (MMU), this session will specific information visit the CELL BIOLOGY be conducted as a talk and tour subject exhibition in the Michael See ‘Biosciences’ of the facilities at The University Smith Building (71). of Manchester and MMU. Due to the popularity of these CHEMICAL talks, sessions may be limited to ENGINEERING Environment, Education AND ANALYTICAL and Development Stand one guest per student to allow as many people as possible to attend. SCIENCE Humanities Bridgeford Street (35), Foyer Venue: Roscoe Building (53), 10am – 3.30pm Biosciences Careers and Theatre B Alumni Session Session 1: 11am – 12pm Session 2: 1.30pm – 2.30pm ART HISTORY AND Venue: Michael Smith CULTURAL PRACTICES Building (71), Michael Smith Venue: Mansfield Cooper Theatre Engineering Alumni Panel Session 1: 10am-10.30am Building (65), 3.01 Venue: Schuster Building (54), Session 2: 10.30am-11am Session 1: 11am – 12pm J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre Session 2: 2pm – 3pm Find out more about the 11.15am - 12pm range of careers graduates Art History and Cultural A Q&A session for you to of our Bioscience courses Practices Stand meet some of the Faculty of have entered, from scientific Mansfield Cooper Building Science and Engineering’s most research to conservation and (65), Foyer recent and more experienced communications. 10am – 3.30pm graduates. You can quiz them about studying Engineering at Why not visit our Work Placements Manchester and find out about stand in Samuel Alexander working as an engineer. Building (67) North Foyer

3 Chemical Engineering and CIVIL ENGINEERING Why not visit our Work Placements Analytical Science Stand stand in Samuel Alexander Introduction Talks Building (67) North Foyer Schuster Building (54), Foyer 10am – 3.30pm 30 minute talks covering Civil Engineering: James Chadwick building COGNITIVE (home of Chemical Venue: Schuster Building (54), NEUROSCIENCE AND Engineering) will be open Blackett Lecture Theatre PSYCHOLOGY throughout the day. Session 1: 10am See ‘Biosciences’ Please head to building Session 2: 12.30pm 89 on the campus map, COMPUTER SCIENCE where you will be met by Lab tours and demonstrations Venue: Kilburn Building (39), staff and students. In the department of Mechanical, Theatre 1.1 Aerospace and Civil Engineering Session 1: 10am – 10.40am student led lab tours take place Talk (morning session) CHEMISTRY regularly throughout the day Session 2: 11.15am – 11.45am Venue: Chemistry Building commencing at 10am. Please make your way to the George Student Experience Talk (61), Theatre G.51 followed by Q&A Session 1: 10am – 11am Begg Building (17) where you will Session 2: 2pm – 3pm be met by students and staff. Session 3: 12.15pm - 12.55pm Talk (afternoon session) 20 minute tours of the Chemistry Engineering Alumni Panel laboratories will run from 10am Session 4: 1.30pm - 2.15pm to 3.30pm. Please visit the Venue: Schuster Building (54), Academic Taster Talk booking desk in the Chemistry J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre Between 10am – 2pm in the Building (61) Foyer to sign up. 11.15am - 12pm Kilburn Building there will be an ongoing CS Technology Fair, A Q&A session for you to showcasing work by staff and Science Alumni Panel meet some of the Faculty of students from the Computer Science and Engineering’s most Venue: Schuster Building (54), Science department. The Fair recent and more experienced J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre will continue to be open during graduates. You can quiz them 1pm-1.45pm all sessions listed above. about studying Engineering at A Q&A session for you to Manchester and find out about meet some of the Faculty of working as an engineer. Science Alumni Panel Science and Engineering’s most Venue: Schuster Building (54), recent and more experienced Mechanical, Aerospace and J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre graduates. You can quiz them Civil Engineering Stand 1pm - 1.45pm about studying Science courses A Q&A session for you to meet Schuster Building (54), Foyer at Manchester and find out what some of the Faculty of Science 10am – 3.30pm they do now. and Engineering’s most recent and more experienced graduates. Chemistry Stand CLASSICS AND You can quiz them about studying Schuster Building (54), Foyer ANCIENT HISTORY Science courses at Manchester 10am – 3.30pm and find out what they do now. Venue: Mansfield Cooper Building (65), G21 Computer Science Stand CHINESE Session 1: 11am – 12pm Schuster Building (54), Foyer Session 2: 1pm – 2pm 10am – 3.30pm See ‘Modern Languages’ Classics and Ancient History Stand Mansfield Cooper Building (65), Foyer 10am – 3.30pm

4 CRIMINOLOGY DEVELOPMENTAL Science Alumni Panel Venue: Crawford House (31), BIOLOGY Venue: Schuster Building (54), Theatre 1 See ‘Biosciences’ J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre Session 1: 11am – 12pm 1pm-1.45pm Session 2: 1pm – 2pm DRAMA Venue: Martin Harris Centre A Q&A session for you to meet Law Stand (42), John Thaw Studio some of the Faculty of Science and Engineering’s most recent Arthur Lewis Building (36) Session 1: 10.30am – 11.30am and more experienced graduates. 10am – 3.30pm Session 2: 2pm – 3pm You can quiz them about studying Drama Stand Science courses at Manchester DENTISTRY AND and find out what they do now. ORAL HEALTH Martin Harris Centre (42), G16 10am – 3.30pm SCIENCE Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Subject presentation Why not visit our Work Placements Sciences Stand Venue: Crawford House (31), stand in Samuel Alexander Theatre 1 Building (67) North Foyer Schuster Building (54), Foyer 2pm – 3pm 10am – 3.30pm Please note that advance EARTH AND booking is not necessary for ENVIRONMENTAL EAST ASIAN STUDIES the subject talk. SCIENCES Subject presentation Taster sessions (Enquiry Degree Programme overviews Venue: Samuel Alexander Based Learning) Building (67), Room A113 60 minute sessions outlining 10am – 11am Enquiry based learning taster Earth, Planetary and sessions will be taking place Environmental Sciences at Japanese Language Taster throughout the day in the Manchester will take place at Session Alan Turing Building. Advance the following times: Venue: Samuel Alexander booking is required, and Building (67), Room A102 Venue: Williamson Building individual session sign-ups 11am - 12pm will be sent to those who (52), Room G.03 have expressed an interest in Session 1: 10.30am Chinese Language Taster Dentistry prior to the event. Session 2: 1pm Session Venue: Samuel Alexander Informal Talks Between 10am and 3pm in Building (67), Room A102 the Williamson Building (52) Come and talk to our team of 1pm-2pm there will be an on-going Earth medical and dental professionals and Environmental Sciences and gain an insight into a career East Asian Studies Stand Fair, showcasing work by staff in these fields. Scheduled talks Samuel Alexander Building and students from Earth and will take place throughout the (67), Rooms A115 and A116 Environmental Sciences and day and times will be advertised 10am – 3.30pm demonstrating how we apply at the venue, but feel free to all the sciences to the study of drop in at any time. Alan Turing the Earth. The Fair will continue Building (46), G205. ECONOMIC AND to be open during all sessions SOCIAL STUDIES listed above. Dentistry and Oral Health Venue: Humanities Bridgeford Science Stand Street (35), Cordingley Theatre Alan Turing Building (46), Foyer Session 1: 11am – 12pm 10am – 3.30pm Session 2: 3pm – 4pm

Social Sciences Stand Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm

5 ECONOMICS (BSC) ELECTRICAL, ENGLISH LANGUAGE ELECTRONIC AND Venue: Chemistry Building MECHATRONIC See ‘Linguistics and English (61), G.51 ENGINEERING Language’ Session 1: 12pm – 1pm Subject presentation Venue: Chemistry Building ENGLISH (61), G.54 An overview of the subject, our LITERATURE Session 1: 2pm – 3pm degree courses, fees, funding, student support and employability. Venue: Samuel Alexander (67), This programme requires A level Arts Theatre Venue: Schuster Building (54), maths. To study Economics Session 1: 11am – 12pm Bragg Lecture Theatre without mathematics or as Session 2: 1pm – 2pm Session 1: 10am – 11am a joint programme see BA Session 2: 2.30pm – 4pm Venue: Samuel Alexander (67), Economic and Social Studies Theatre SLG.12 Session 3: 3pm – 4pm Social Sciences Stand Engineering Alumni Panel If you have reduced mobility Arthur Lewis Building (36) Venue: Schuster Building (54), please attend the 3rd session 10am – 3.30pm J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre 11.15am - 12pm (3pm-4pm), as this lecture theatre is accessible. A Q&A session for you to EDUCATION meet some of the Faculty of English Literature, Science and Engineering’s most Venue: Humanities Bridgeford American Studies and recent and more experienced Street (35), G32 Creative Writing Stand 12pm – 1pm graduates. You can quiz them about studying Engineering at Samuel Alexander (67), A4 Manchester and find out about 10am – 3.30pm Environment, Education working as an engineer. and Development Stand Why not visit our Work Placements Humanities Bridgeford Facility tour stand in Samuel Alexander Street (35), Foyer Building (67) North Foyer 10am – 3.30pm Please note 1 hour tours of our facilities will take place at the following times, please meet at ENGLISH EDUCATIONAL Sackville St Building (1) at the LITERATURE AND PSYCHOLOGY Granby Row entrance. CREATIVE WRITING Venue: Humanities Bridgeford Tour 1: 12.45pm See ‘English Literature’ Street (35), G7 Tour 2: 3.45pm 1pm – 2pm ENVIRONMENTAL Electrical and Electronic SCIENCES Engineering Stand Environment, Education See ‘Earth and Environmental and Development Stand Schuster Building (54), Foyer Science’ 10am – 3.30pm Humanities Bridgeford Street (35), Foyer TOP 10am – 3.30pm ENGINEERING WITH TIP A FOUNDATION YEAR Our open days are very See ‘Integrated Engineering with popular events and a Foundation Year and Integrated sessions can sometimes Science with a Foundation Year’ become full. To avoid disappointment we suggest where possible you arrive early.

6 FASHION BUSINESS FRENCH GREEK AND LATIN AND TECHNOLOGY See ‘Modern Languages’ See ‘Classics’ Venue: Schuster Building (54), Moseley Lecture Theatre GENETICS Session 1: 11am – 12pm HISTORY Session 2: 1.30pm – 2.30pm See ‘Biosciences’ Venue: Martin Harris Centre (42), Cosmo Rodewald Fashion Business and GEOCHEMISTRY Concert Hall Technology Stand See ‘Earth and Environmental Session 1: 9.30am - 10.30am Schuster Building (54), Foyer Science’ Venue: Arts Theatre Samuel 10am – 3.30pm Alexander (67), Arts Theatre GEOGRAPHY Session 2: 12pm – 1pm Venue: Humanities Bridgeford FILM STUDIES If you have reduced mobility Street (35), G6 please attend the 1st session Venue: Martin Harris Centre Session 1: 10am – 11am (42), John Thaw Studio (9.30am – 10.30am), as this 12pm – 1pm Venue: Humanities Bridgeford lecture theatre is accessible. Street (35), Cordingley Theatre Film Studies Stand Session 2: 12pm – 1pm History Stand Session 3: 2pm – 3pm Martin Harris Centre (42), G16 Samuel Alexander Building 10am – 3.30pm (67), Room A18 Tours of the Geography labs will 10am – 3.30pm be taking place during the day, Why not visit our Work Placements departing from subject stand Why not visit our Work Placements stand in Samuel Alexander below. Please drop by anytime stand in Samuel Alexander Building (67) North Foyer between 10.30am – 12.30pm Building (67) North Foyer and 1pm – 3pm. FLEXIBLE HONOURS Environment, Education HISTORY AND A Venue: Samuel Alexander and Development Stand MODERN LANGUAGE Building (67), A7 1pm – 1.30pm Humanities Bridgeford Venue: Samuel Alexander Street (35), Foyer Building (67), Room A113 Flexible Honours Stand 10am – 3.30pm 1pm – 2pm Samuel Alexander Building History Stand (67), North Foyer GEOGRAPHY AND 10am – 3.30pm GEOLOGY Samuel Alexander Building See ‘Earth and Environmental (67), Room A18 This stand includes 10am – 3.30pm information on Digital Science’ Humanities and Liberal Arts You can also speak to staff GEOLOGY and students about modern Why not visit our Work Placements See ‘Earth and Environmental languages in A115 an A116 stand in Samuel Alexander Science’ Building (67) North Foyer GEOLOGY WITH Why not visit our Work Placements PLANETARY SCIENCE stand in Samuel Alexander FOUNDATION IN Building (67) North Foyer ENGINEERING AND See ‘Earth and Environmental SCIENCE Science’ See ‘Integrated Engineering with a Foundation year and Integrated GERMAN Science with a Foundation year’ See ‘Modern Languages’

7 HISTORY AND Science Alumni Panel INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY Venue: Schuster Building (54), MANAGEMENT J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre WITH AMERICAN Venue: Samuel Alexander BUSINESS STUDIES Building (67), Arts Theatre 1pm-1.45pm 2pm – 3pm Q&A sessions for you to meet See ‘Alliance Manchester some the Faculty of Science and Business School’ If you have reduced mobility Engineering’s most recent and please email openday@ more experienced graduates. manchester.ac.uk regarding ITALIAN You can quiz them about accessing this talk, as entrance See ‘Modern Languages’ studying Engineering/Science to the theatre is down a flight courses at Manchester and find of stairs. out what they do now. JAPANESE See ‘Modern Languages’ History Stand Foundation Studies Stand Samuel Alexander Building Schuster Building (54), Foyer LAW (67), Room A18 10am – 3.30pm Crawford House (31), Theatre 1 10am – 3.30pm Session 1: 10am – 11am INTERNATIONAL Session 2: 12pm – 1pm Why not visit our Work Placements BUSINESS, FINANCE stand in Samuel Alexander Law Stand Building (67) North Foyer AND ECONOMICS See ‘Alliance Manchester Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm IMMUNOLOGY Business School’ See ‘Biosciences’ INTERNATIONAL LIFE SCIENCES DISASTER See ‘Biosciences’ INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY HUMANITARIAN LINGUISTICS AND MANAGEMENT FOR RESPONSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE BUSINESS Venue: Samuel Alexander Venue: Samuel Alexander See ‘Alliance Manchester Building (67) Room A112 Building (67), SLG.12 Business School’ Session 1: 11am – 12pm Session 1: 11am – 12pm Session 2: 2pm – 3pm Session 2: 1pm – 2pm INTEGRATED ENGINEERING WITH A HCRI Stand Linguistics and English Language Stand FOUNDATION YEAR Samuel Alexander Building AND INTEGRATED (67), Room A104 Samuel Alexander Building SCIENCE WITH A 10am – 3.30pm (67) FOUNDATION YEAR Room A114 Venue: Schuster Building (54), Global Health (intercalated) 10am-3:30pm Moseley Lecture Theatre Alan Turing Building (46), Foyer Why not visit our Work Placements Session 1: 10.15am – 10.45am 10am – 3.30pm Session 2: 12.15pm – 12.45pm stand in Samuel Alexander Building (67) North Foyer Alumni Panel sessions Why not visit our Work Placements stand in Samuel Alexander MANAGEMENT AND Engineering Alumni Panel Building (67) North Foyer INTERNATIONAL Venue: Schuster Building (54), MANAGEMENT J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre INTERNATIONAL See ‘Alliance Manchester 11.15am - 12pm MANAGEMENT Business School’ See ‘Alliance Manchester Business School’

8 MANAGEMENT, MECHANICAL MEDICINE LEADERSHIP AND ENGINEERING Subject presentation LEISURE Introduction Talks Venue: University Place (37), Venue: Humanities Bridgeford 30 minute talks covering Theatre B Street (35), G32 Mechanical and Aerospace Session 1: 1pm – 2pm Session 1: 1pm – 2pm Engineering: Session 2: 2.30pm – 3.30pm

Environment, Education Venue: Roscoe building (53), Please note that advance and Development Stand Theatre B booking is not necessary for the Session 1: 10am subject talk. Humanities Bridgeford Street (35), Foyer Venue: Roscoe building (53), Taster sessions (Problem 10am – 3.30pm Theatre B Session 2: 12.30pm Based Learning) Venue: Schuster Building (54), Problem based learning taster MATERIALS SCIENCE Bragg Theatre sessions will be taking place AND ENGINEERING Session 3: 1.45pm throughout the day in the Alan Turing Building. Individual session Venue: Schuster Building (54), Lab tours and demonstrations sign-ups will be sent to those Blackett Lecture Theatre In the department of Mechanical, who have expressed an interest Session 1: 11am – 12pm Aerospace and Civil Engineering in Medicine prior to the event. Session 2: 2pm – 3pm student led lab tours take place regularly throughout the day Informal Talks Engineering Alumni Panel commencing at 10am. Please Come and talk to our team of make your way to the George medical and dental professionals Venue: Schuster Building (54), Begg Building (17) where you will and gain an insight into a career J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre be met by students and staff. in these fields. Scheduled talks 11.15am -12pm will take place throughout the Engineering Alumni Panel A Q&A session for you to day and times will be advertised meet some of the Faculty of Venue: Schuster Building (54), at the venue, but feel free to Science and Engineering’s most J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre drop in at any time. Alan Turing recent and more experienced 11.15am - 12pm Building (46), G209. graduates. You can quiz them A Q&A session for you to about studying Engineering at meet some of the Faculty of Medicine Exhibition Manchester and find out about Science and Engineering’s most Current students, societies and working as an engineer. recent and more experienced staff will exhibit some of their graduates. You can quiz them own work and interests at the Materials Stand about studying Engineering at Medicine exhibition. Feel free to Schuster Building (54), Foyer Manchester and find out about drop in at any time. Alan Turing 10am – 3.30pm working as an engineer. Building (46), Foyer. Mechanical, Aerospace and Clinical Skills Civil Engineering Stand MATHEMATICS Try out some clinical skills for Schuster Building (54), Foyer Venue: Roscoe Building (53), yourself with hands-on sessions 10am – 3.30pm Theatre A where you can learn skills such Session 1: 10am – 11am as the basics of venepuncture Session 2: 1.15pm - 2.15pm or how to use an otoscope. Feel MEDICAL free to drop in at any time. Alan BIOCHEMISTRY Turing Building (46), G101. Mathematics Stand See ‘Biosciences’ Schuster Building (54), Foyer Medicine Stand 10am – 3.30pm MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY Alan Turing Building (46), Foyer See ‘Biosciences’ 10am – 3.30pm

9 MICROBIOLOGY Tour 1: 12.30pm Chinese Tour 2: 2.30 pm See ‘Biosciences’ Venue: Samuel Alexander Each tour will last approximately Building (67), Room A102 MIDDLE EASTERN 1 hr 15 mins. 1pm – 2pm STUDIES/ARABIC Nursing and Midwifery Stand French Subject presentation Jean McFarlane Building Venue: Samuel Alexander Venue: Samuel Alexander (92), Foyer Building (67), Room A101 Building (67), Room A112 10am – 3.30pm Session 1: 11am – 12pm 10am – 11am Session 2: 12pm – 1pm MODERN HISTORY Arabic Language Taster Session AND ECONOMICS German Venue: Samuel Alexander Venue: Samuel Alexander Venue: Samuel Alexander Building (67), Room A112 Building (67), Room A101 Building (67), Arts Theatre 2pm – 3pm 12pm – 1pm 2pm – 3pm Italian Modern Foreign Languages History Stand and Middle Eastern Venue: Samuel Alexander Studies Stand Samuel Alexander Building Building (67), Room A7 (67), Room A18 Samuel Alexander Building 11am – 12pm 10am – 3.30pm (67), Rooms A115 and A116 Japanese 10am – 3.30pm Why not visit our Work Placements Venue: Samuel Alexander stand in Samuel Alexander Building (67), Room A102 MIDWIFERY Building (67) North Foyer 11am – 12pm Venue: Jean McFarlane Russian Building (92), Room 306 A&B MODERN LANGUAGES Session 1: 11am – 11.45am Stands for all 9 languages all day Venue: Samuel Alexander Session 2: 1.15pm – 2pm in A115 and A116. List of talks: Building (67), Room A112 1pm – 2pm Tours of the Skills Labs will be Modern Language Talks taking place throughout the day (presentations of the degree Spanish and Portuguese in the Jean McFarlane Building programmes across all language languages (92). Current students and combinations): This session focuses on how midwifery lecturers are also on the languages are taught. hand to answer your questions, Venue: Samuel Alexander discuss the programme and give Building (67), SLG.12 Venue: Samuel Alexander advice about the application Session 1: 12pm – 1pm Building (67), Room A113 process. Please feel free to drop Session 2: 2pm – 3pm 11am – 12pm in at any time during the day. Specific Language Subject Talks We will also be offering two Programmes with Spanish tours to visit St Mary’s Maternity and/or Portuguese Arabic Hospital, one of our clinical This session focuses on the partners (10 min walk to get Venue: Samuel Alexander culture and academic content there). These visits will take Building (67), Room A112 of degrees with Spanish and/or place shortly after the Midwifery 12pm – 1pm (Arabic language Portuguese. sessions and will leave from taster session) Venue: Samuel Alexander Jean McFarlane Building (92). For Middle Eastern Studies Building (67), Room A113 Tours to St Mary’s Hospital – subject talk, please see Middle Session 1:12pm – 1pm leaving from Jean McFarlane Eastern Studies/Arabic Session 2: 2pm – 3pm Building at approx.

10 Modern Foreign Languages Music Stand OPTOMETRY and Middle Eastern Studies Martin Harris Centre (42), G16 Venue: Michael Smith Building Stand 10am – 3.30pm (71), Michael Smith Lecture Venue: Samuel Alexander Theatre Building (67), Room A115 Why not visit our Work Placements 12pm-1pm and A116 stand in Samuel Alexander 10am – 3.30pm Building (67) North Foyer Optometry Stand Tours of the University Language Centre will depart NEUROSCIENCE Zochonis Building (60), café from the Samuel Alexander See ‘Biosciences’ 10am – 3.30pm Building (67) South Foyer. Tours will depart on the NURSING DEGREE hour and half past the hour ORAL HEALTH between 10am and 3.30pm. Venue: Jean McFarlane SCIENCE Building (92), Room 306 A&B See ‘Dentistry’ Duration: 15 minutes. Session 1: 10am – 10.45am Tour sizes are limited so Session 2: 12.15pm – 1pm visitors may have to wait Session 3: 2.15pm – 3pm PHARMACOLOGY for the next available tour See ‘Biosciences’ at busy times. Academic staff and students will be available before and following Why not visit our Residence the main talk to address any PHARMACY Abroad stand in Samuel Alexander specific queries you have about Venue: Simon Building (59), Building (67) North Foyer the programme and give advice about the application process. Theatre A MODERN LANGUAGE We have staff from all three 1pm – 2pm AND BUSINESS AND fields of nursing we offer here at MANAGEMENT Manchester – Adult, Children and Pharmacy Stand Young People and Mental Health. Venue: Samuel Alexander Zochonis Building (60), café Building (67), Room A102 We will also be offering three 10am – 3.30pm Session 1: 12pm – 1pm tours (limited places) to visit the Session 2: 2pm – 3pm Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital – one of our clinical PHILOSOPHY Modern Foreign Languages partners (10min walk to get Venue: Chemistry Building (61) and Business Management there). If you wish to join one of G54 Stand these tours please come to the Session 1: 10am – 11am Samuel Alexander Building Nursing Stand in Jean McFarlane Session 2: 1pm – 2pm (67), Rooms A115 and A116 Building to reserve your space. 10am – 3.30pm Due to limited places, places will Please note: For joint programmes be allocated on a first come- see Economic and Social Studies Why not visit our Residence first served basis. and Social Sciences Abroad stand in Samuel Tour 1: 10am – 11.30am Alexander Building (67) Social Sciences Stand North Foyer Tour 2: 12pm – 1.30pm Tour 3: 2pm – 3.30pm Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm MOLECULAR Each tour of the children’s BIOLOGY hospital will last approximately See ‘Biosciences’ 1 hour 30 mins.

MUSIC Nursing and Midwifery Stand Venue: Martin Harris Centre (42), Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall Jean McFarlane Building Session 1 : 11am – 12.30pm (92), Foyer Session 2: 1.30pm – 3pm 10am – 3.30pm

11 PHYSICS AND PLANNING AND POLITICS AND ASTRONOMY ENVIRONMENTAL MODERN HISTORY Venue: Roscoe Building (53), MANAGEMENT Venue: Samuel Alexander Theatre A Venue: Humanities Bridgeford Building (67), Arts Theatre Session 1: 11.15am - 12.15pm Street (35), Room G6 2pm – 3pm Session 2: 2.30pm – 3.30pm Session1: 1pm – 2pm If you have reduced mobility A 30-minute tour of the please email openday@ Environment, Education teaching facilities will depart manchester.ac.uk regarding and Development Stand from the physics library area accessing this talk, as entrance on the 1st floor of the Humanities Bridgeford to the theatre is down a flight Schuster Building (54). These Street (35), Foyer of stairs. will operate every 15 minutes 10am – 3.30pm from 10am. Places are limited History Stand so there may be a short wait during busy periods. PLANT SCIENCE Samuel Alexander Building (67), Room A18 See ‘Biosciences’ 10am – 3.30pm Science Alumni Panel Venue: Schuster Building (54), POLITICS AND Why not visit our Work Placements J. Bell Burnell Lecture Theatre INTERNATIONAL stand in Samuel Alexander 1pm-1.45pm RELATIONS Building (67) North Foyer A Q&A session for you to Venue: Chemistry Building meet some of the Faculty of (61), G.51 POLITICS, Science and Engineering’s most Session 1: 11am – 12pm PHILOSOPHY AND recent and more experienced Session 2: 1pm – 2pm ECONOMICS graduates. You can quiz them Please note: For joint programmes about studying Science courses Venue: Martin Harris Building see Economic and Social Studies at Manchester and find out what (42), John Casken Lecture and Social Sciences they do now. Theatre Session 1: 11am – 12pm Social Sciences Stand Session 2: 2pm – 3pm Physics and Astronomy Stand Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm Social Sciences Stand Schuster Building (54) Foyer 10am – 3.30pm Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm POLITICS AND A LANGUAGE Venue: Samuel Alexander PORTUGUESE Building (67), A101 See ‘Modern Languages’ 1pm – 2pm

Politics and a Language PSYCHOLOGY Stand Venue: Simon Building (59), Theatre E Samuel Alexander Building TOP Session 1: 10am – 11am (67), Rooms A115 and A116 TIP Session 2: 12pm – 1pm 10am – 3.30pm Most sessions finish Psychology Stand ten minutes before the Why not visit our Work scheduled finish time Placements stand in Samuel Zochonis Building (60), café to allow you time to get Alexander Building (67) 10am – 3.30pm to the next session. North Foyer

12 RELIGIONS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SPEECH AND THEOLOGY Venue: Martin Harris Building LANGUAGE Venue: Mansfield Cooper (42), John Casken Lecture THERAPY Building (65), G19 Theatre Venue: Zochonis Building (60), Session 1: 11am – 12pm Session 1: 10am – 11am Lecture Theatre A Session 2: 1pm – 2pm Session 2: 1pm – 2pm Session 1: 10am – 11am Session 2: 1pm – 2pm For Philosophy, Politics, Sociology, Religions and Theology Social Anthropology, Criminology Stand Health Sciences Stand combined/joint honours Mansfield Cooper Building programmes. For single honours Zochonis Building (60), café (65), Foyer see subject talks. 10am – 3.30pm 10am – 3.30pm Social Sciences Stand Why not visit our Work Placements WORLD Arthur Lewis Building (36) stand in Samuel Alexander LITERATURES 10am – 3.30pm Building (67) North Foyer Venue: Samuel Alexander Building (67), Room A7 RUSSIAN SOCIOLOGY 12pm – 1pm See ‘Modern Languages’ Venue: Chemistry Building World Literatures Stand (61), G53 Session 1: 11am – 12pm Samuel Alexander Building SCIENCE WITH A Session 2: 12pm – 1pm (67), Room A4 FOUNDATION YEAR 10am – 3.30pm Please note: For joint See ‘Integrated Engineering with programmes see Social Sciences a Foundation year and Integrated Why not visit our Work Placements Science with a Foundation year’ stand in Samuel Alexander Social Sciences Stand Building (67) North Foyer SOCIAL Arthur Lewis Building (36) 10am – 3.30pm ANTHROPOLOGY ZOOLOGY Venue: Chemistry Building (61) See ‘Biosciences’ Session 1: 11am – 12pm SPANISH (Theatre G54) See ‘Modern Languages’ Session 2: 2pm – 3pm (Theatre G53) Please note: For joint programmes see Social Sciences

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13 INTRODUCING THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER GENERAL This session introduces key features of the student experience and provides a flavour of what it’s like to live and study in Manchester, the original INFORMATION modern city. Please note that these sessions will be limited to one student and SESSIONS one guest. A recording of this session will be emailed to you after the open day that you registered to attend.

Venue: University Place (37), Theatre B (with a video link available in Theatre A) Session 1: 9.15am – 9.45am Session 2: 10.15am – 10.45am Venue: Simon Building (59), Theatre E Session 3: 11.15am – 11.45am Session 4: 3pm – 3.30pm

ACCOMMODATION PANEL SESSION This session is led by our Accommodation Office and current students that have lived in one of our Halls of Residence. The session will run as a presentation followed by a question and answer panel, allowing you the opportunity to find out what it is like to live in University accommodation.

Venue: Simon Building (59), series of general information talks have Theatre B Session 1: 9am - 9.45am been arranged to tell you about what you Session 2: 10am – 10.45am can expect as a student at The University Session 3: 11am – 11.45am of Manchester. Please note that many of the talks Session 4: 12pm – 12.45pm are very popular. You should arrive early to avoid Session 5: 2pm –2.45pm disappointment as lecture theatres cannot be filled Session 6: 3pm – 3.45pm beyond capacity for health and safety reasons. Accommodation Sessions that are very busy may need to be limited Office Stand to one student and one guest or to students only. Whitworth Building (51), Whitworth Hall 9.15am – 4pm

14 ADULT RETURNERS STUDENT FUNDING PARENTS’ TO EDUCATION Information on student loans, INFORMATION SESSION This presentation will focus Guidance for applicants who are cost of living and financial support on choosing a university, key considering re-entering education. offered by The University of Manchester. Haven’t got features of Manchester and This session provides an time to visit us? Tweet us with issues faced when a child overview of the application your questions at leaves home for university. process to Higher Education and @UoMFundingTeam or email us This session is for parents only. aims to answer general questions at [email protected] you may have about returning and we will get back to you. Venue: Simon Building (59), to learning and what it means Theatre C to study at The University of Student Funding Stand Session 1: 9.15am – 9.45am Manchester as a mature student. Whitworth Building (51), Session 2: 10.15am – 10.45am Committee Room A Session 3: 12.15pm – 12.45pm Presentation 9.15am – 4pm Parents’ Information Stand 10.30am – 11.30am Whitworth Building (51), Drop in Whitworth Hall 11.30am – 12.30pm GO ABROAD 9.15am – 4pm Venue: University Place (37), An introductory talk about the Room 4.204 opportunities to go abroad as STUDY CHINA STAND Mature Students Stand part of your Manchester degree Venue: Whitworth Building (51) programme. Please note The Study China Programme is 9.15am – 4pm that this talk is aimed at funded by the UK Government’s non-language degree Department for Education, and students and is primarily about is managed by The University STUDENT LIFE opportunities to study abroad. of Manchester. We design and A presentation by a recent deliver, in collaboration with host Venue: Simon Building (59), graduate on studying at the Chinese universities, a 3 week Theatre A University and life in Manchester. summer school for UK and EU Session 1: 11am – 12pm students studying in England Venue: Simon Building (59), Venue: Simon Building (59), and Northern Ireland. Students Theatre A Theatre B will learn Mandarin, engage with Session 1: 9.15am – 9.45am Session 1: 1pm – 2pm Chinese culture and heritage, Session 2: 10.15am – 10.45am and immerse themselves in Session 3: 12.15pm – 12.45pm Venue: Simon Building (59), living in some of the world’s Theatre A greatest cities. LANGUAGE COURSES Session 1: 3pm – 4pm TO COMPLEMENT Go Abroad Stand Venue: Samuel Alexander YOUR DEGREE Building (67) North Foyer Whitworth Building (51), Would you like to continue or 10am – 3.30pm start to learn a language Whitworth Hall alongside your degree? Find out 9.15am – 4pm more about University-wide STUDENT WELLBEING language programmes. The concept of wellbeing comprises two main elements; Venue: Mansfield Cooper feeling good and functioning Building (65), G20 well. This talk outlines ways in Session 1: 11.15am – 11.45am which you can connect with Session 2: 12.15pm – 12.45pm others, be active and healthy, Language Courses to and how to take notice of the Complement Your world around you. Degree Stand Whitworth Building (51), Venue: University Place (37). Whitworth Hall Room 2.219/2.220 9.15am – 4pm 10.30am – 11.15am

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Do More: • Join one of our 450 + societies and student groups • Volunteer with Manchester RAG (Raise and Give) around the world from Manchester to Mumbai • Use dedicated spaces in the Students’ Union to practice dance, yoga and other activities • Embark on your media career with our three student media outlets: The Mancunion student newspaper, Fuse FM radio station and Fuse TV student ﬁ lm and TV • Get involved with our huge programme of events running every day starting with Welcome Week

Be More: • Find a part-time job with our Jobshop and earn as you learn • Join workshops and conferences to develop your skills and experience for the world of work • Earn the prestigious Stellify award to put on your CV • Get free, conﬁ dential advice from our Advice service

Say More: • Make a change around campus and further aﬁ eld as you participate in national campaigns such as Reclaim the Night and Manchester Students Ending Homelessness • Stand for election to be a leader of the Students’ Union or take up a position as a student rep, a committee member or part-time Senate ofﬁ cer • Join our educational schemes to ensure student voices are heard by the University • Be a part of the ‘Insightful Students’ group and earn rewards for taking part in research projects

Manchester Academy The Students’ Union is home to 4 independent live music venues right in the heart of your University campus . Only University of Manchester students can say that Eminem, Adele, Prince and Oasis have performed on their campus.

Commercial Brunch, a quick pint, a pie, a triple Oreo cheesecake milkshake, a meal deal; we have everything you’re looking for at the Students’ Union food outlets.

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For more information on our accommodation, please contact the Accommodation Office on 0161 275 2888 or email [email protected]. www.accommodation.manchester.ac.uk

22 Interested in our student accommodation? Choose one of the three options listed below to find out more.

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 3 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION OFFICE INFORMATION VIEWING PANEL SESSION STAND PART OF THE There will be opportunity to This session is led by our STUDENT EXPERIENCE visit our halls throughout the Accommodation Office and EXHIBITION day. You will visit one of our current students who have lived in three accommodation areas The Student Experience one of our Halls of Residence. The in Manchester and view one Exhibition is where you can session will run as a presentation self-catered hall with en-suite pick up information about and question and answer panel, facilities and one catered hall the University’s main student allowing you the opportunity to with shared facilities. find out about what it is like to live services, including our in University Accommodation. accommodation. Speak to We expect these sessions to staff from the Accommodation be very popular and we will limit Office for more information these to one student and one Venue: Simon Building (59), on the application process and guest so that as many visitors as Theatre B choosing your halls. possible can attend. Session 1: 9am - 9.45am Session 2: 10am – 10.45am Venue: Whitworth Hall (50) Venue: Meet at the Session 3: 11am – 11.45am Accommodation Bus Stop Feel free to drop in at any Session 4: 12pm – 12.45pm outside the Manchester time between 9.15am – 4pm Session 5: 2pm – 2.45pm Museum (44) Session 6: 3pm – 3.45pm Departing every 8 minutes from 9.45am – last bus will leave campus at 3.30pm Please allow 1 hour 10 minutes for a short An offer of residence in University accommodation return bus ride and a walk is guaranteed to all undergraduates in the first around our halls. This does not include the time you year of study, provided they will spend in the queue. At busy times you may have are coming to University alone to queue for up to 1 hour and are studying for their first degree if required we may need to close the queue temporarily. have submitted an application for accommodation by 31 August of the year Please note that we expect of entry these sessions to be popular with queues likely outside. If you have met the conditions of their offer by experience queues we strongly 31 August recommend that you attend the Student Accommodation Panel are applying for accommodation for a full Session as an alternative. academic session (ie September to June)

23 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

The Whitworth Buildings

The University of Manchester Library e’ve completed the biggest investment in buildings and facilities ever seen at a British university to create the best learning environment for our students. We are investing a further £1 billion in our campus, so there will be areas under development at the open days. In the next few years there will be a new engineering campus, a major refurbishment of the library and a new medical school.

Alan Gilbert Learning Commons

Samuel Alexander Building THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

t The University of Manchester, we are very passionate about providing a great Student Experience. In this section you will find a list of several of our facilities, some with tours, allowing you to explore the campus and get a real feel for what we have to offer our students.

26 TASTER CAMPUS TOUR These tours will give you a flavour of what our campus has to offer. You’ll visit the location of the Whitworth Building and old quadrangle, Library, Students’ Union and Learning Commons.

Venue: Campus tour meeting point, grass area STUDENTS’ UNION behind the Alan Gilbert Placed at the heart of campus, If you fancy something different, Learning Commons (63). The University of Manchester why not watch your favourite Departing at regular intervals Students’ Union is the hub of artists and bands at one of our between 9.15am and 3.30pm. student life. We understand famous Manchester Academy better than anyone that student venues, relax with friends in the Approximately 20 minutes life isn’t just about studying. Union Bar or take a walk down It’s about supporting change; Biko Street and indulge in a variety making friends, gaining vital of food from around the world. skills for life whilst enjoying new experiences and Whether you’re planning to TOP campaigning on something stay at home whilst studying TIP that’s important to you. or live in halls we have a whole range of events and services Don’t forget to make Run by the Manchester available to you to make your time for lunch. There Executive team, we are a experience here at Manchester are plenty of outlets thriving, active and inclusive unforgettable. Visit us to find out around campus that are Students’ Union. Join one what we have to offer you and of our 450+ societies from connect with us on social media. open all day, so you can Archaeology to Gaelic Football have lunch whenever or get involved with our The Students’ Union (68) suits you. See pages volunteering opportunities – will be open all day for you to 16-17 for some of our there’s something for everyone. take a look inside. cafés and restaurants.

27 THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE EXHIBITION

he Student Experience Exhibition is where you pick up information about the University’s main student services. In addition, find out how you can make the most of your Manchester degree and your future.

If you’d like to visit the exhibition at a quieter time, come along from 9.15am – 10am or 3pm – 4pm.

At the Student Experience Exhibition you will also find a British Sign Language interpreter – speak to a member of staff in the Whitworth Building (51) for more information.

28 STUDENT FUNDING Information on student loans, cost of living and ﬁnancial support oﬀered by The University of Manchester. Haven’t got time to visit us? Tweet us with your questions at UoMFundingTeam or email us at fundingmanchesteracuk and we will get back to you Committee Room A

FOOD IN ACCOMMODATION SPORT HALLS Talk to staff from our How to get Information on accommodation office. involved in sport our catering Ask about our halls cost and fitness provision location and support available

LANGUAGE COURSES TO STUDENT COMPLEMENT YOUR DEGREE VOLUNTEERING, University-wide Language ETHICAL GRAND Programmes CHALLENGES, UCIL Would you like to continue or How will our start to learn a language cocurricular alongside your degree Find out activities help more about Universitywide you stand out language programmes

HISTORY AND GO ABROAD HERITAGE Information on Find out more WHITWORTH studying abroad as about the part of your University’s HALL anchester degree rich history

PEER SUPPORT CAREERS Discover how Ask about our you’ll be graduate supported in employment your studies rates and when you oin us careers service

UNIVERSITY STUDENT ACCESS MANCHESTER PARENTS LIBRARY AND SUPPORT AND Find out if youre eligible INFORMATION IT SUPPORT WELLBEING for one our Access Staﬀed by EXIT ENTRANCE Information on uidance from Manchester schemes. parents who can library and IT our Disability Also available will be share their own provision Advisory and hints and tips on applying experiences Support Service to university. with you

29 MANCHESTER MUSEUM THE WHITWORTH VISIT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER’S The Manchester Museum offers The Whitworth supports MAIN LIBRARY AND students Wi-Fi enabled work undergraduate and THE ALAN GILBERT space, specialist equipment postgraduate learning, LEARNING COMMONS and use of the Museum’s research, creativity and cultural Don’t miss your chance vast collections. This will be of enjoyment. The gallery has to experience two of the particular interest to students several programmes and University’s library sites. The wishing to study in the School of events to make it part of your Main Library is the largest on Arts, Languages and Culture. academic, cultural and social life. campus and holds books on a ‘Student Social’ is our student huge variety of subjects. The In addition it is a great place to programme that is produced by Alan Gilbert Learning Commons entertain younger visitors. students for students. offers inspiring learning spaces, group study rooms and Venue: The Manchester Venue: The Whitworth (84) multimedia breakout areas. Museum (44) Open 10am – 5pm Explore these buildings and find Open 10am – 5pm The Gallery is free to enter, out more about the Library’s The Museum is free to enter, so so call in at any time during world-class resources and please take the opportunity to the open day outstanding services. Both enjoy the collections on show buildings have their own cafes and you’ll find existing students and staff on hand to answer your questions.

Main Library (55) and Alan Gilbert Learning Commons (63) Open 9:30am - 4pm

30 THE JOHN RYLANDS SPORTS AND LIBRARY The John Rylands Library FACILITIES (Deansgate, Manchester The John Rylands Library on City Centre) The University has a wide range Deansgate is a stunning, Open 10am – 5pm of sports offers and facilities neo-Gothic masterpiece that are second to none; it and home to the University’s Free entry. Open to the public is committed to developing special collections. sport at all levels and provides a range of opportunities for doing Students will love the stunning so. In addition to the Student architecture, the tranquillity Experience Exhibition stand, of the Historic Reading Room, you will also be able to visit any the fascinating exhibitions and of our 3 sport facilities during having access to the Library’s the day. world-class collections.

UoM Sport information stand Whitworth Building (51), Whitworth Hall 9.15am – 4pm OR Visit one of our sites: • Sugden Centre (22) located on Grosvenor Street • Aquatics Centre (behind building 26) • Armitage Centre in Fallowfield

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On our ACCESS MANCHESTER stand you can find out more about the different Access Manchester schemes which aim to inspire and support students who are from backgrounds that are underrepresented in higher education including Contextual Admissions, Manchester Access Programme (MAP), Manchester Distance Access Scheme (MDAS), Pathways to Law and Pre-University courses in Social Sciences. We also have information about the support available for students who have spent time in local authority care, asylum seekers and students from low income backgrounds. This includes support available during the admissions process as well as when students are studying with us. Visit us in the Whitworth Hall (50), Access Manchester Stand, 9.15am –4pm. If you’d like to visit the stand at quieter time, we recommend 9.15am –10am or 3pm-4pm.

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Travelling by train Arriving from Victoria Station Victoria Station is approximately a five Arriving from Piccadilly minutes’ walk to Shudehill Interchange Train Station where you can travel on the 18 bus from Stand E (the bus marked Manchester For visitors travelling via Piccadilly Train Royal Infirmary – occasionally departing Station, Student Ambassadors will be from Stand C). This will drop you right able to provide you with walking in the heart of campus. directions to the Oxford Road Campus which takes about 20 minutes. Alternatively, Victoria is approximately a There will also be Student Ambassadors 15 minutes’ walk from Piccadilly Gardens. along the route to help direct you. Here there are frequent bus services to the Oxford Road Campus. Services Alternatively, the University has include the 41, 42, 43, 142 and 143. arranged to operate a shuttle bus between Piccadilly Station and Oxford Taxis are also available outside the Road Campus. The service is free of station, with fares ranging between charge and will operate at the times £15 – 20 depending on traffic. below. Please follow signs for the taxi rank and Fairfield Street and you will be directed to the bus stop. Due to local Arriving from Oxford Road Station traffic and the popularity of the service, To get to the Oxford Road Campus, go please allow 45 minutes for the journey. down the station approach to Oxford Road and turn right. The Campus is a 10 A taxi ride from the station will take to 15 minute walk. Alternatively, you can approximately 15 minutes and cost catch a bus from outside the Principal around £10. Hotel to the Oxford Road Campus. Please speak to one of our Student Ambassadors who will be based at Oxford Road Station. PICCADILLY TRAIN STATION TO CAMPUS SHUTTLE BUS TIMETABLE

PICCADILLY TRAIN STATION TO KILBURN BUILDING EVERY 10 MINUTES 08:30 UNTIL 12:00 EVERY 20 MINUTES 12:20 UNTIL 14:20

AMBS (OPPOSITE BUILDING 39) TO PICCADILLY TRAIN STATION EVERY 20 MINUTES 11:30 UNTIL 14:50 EVERY 10 MINUTES 14:50 UNTIL 17:00

33 Travelling by car Full details of directions to our campus can be found on our website www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/maps Parking on campus There is extremely limited parking on campus, therefore we suggest that where possible visitors use public transport. We cannot guarantee that parking will be available on campus or in the immediate vicinity. The following car parks will be open:

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LIMITED CHARGED PARKING LIMITED FREE PARKING WILL BE AVAILABLE IN WILL BE AVAILABLE IN A CHARLES STREET M1 3BB CAR ACCESSIBLE PARK FROM SATNAV BOOTH STREET EAST B – NCP CAR PARK M13 9SS E CECIL STREET M15 6GD D* BOOTH STREET WEST M15 6AR F DILWORTH STREET M15 6JA

G** DOVER STREET M13 9GB

* Please note this car park does not accept American Express cards or £20 notes as payment ** Please note the barrier will be in a closed position - a parking attendant will be present to allow entry

In case of emergency Contact the nearest member of the open day team dressed in purple. The telephone number to contact the open day organisers on the day will be 0161 275 2212 and there are uniformed staff at the main entrances of most buildings. First Aiders are available on campus and can be contacted via 0161 275 2212 or via University security 0161 306 9966. In the event of a fire alarm you are requested to vacate the building you are in immediately by the nearest exit. Do not use the lifts and remain outside until informed by a member of staff that you may re-enter.

Overnight accommodation If you are travelling far you might want to consider overnight accommodation in Manchester. The University has its own hotel in Fallowfield, Chancellors (www.chancellorshotel.co.uk) offering three star accommodation set in five acres of landscaped gardens and is only a short distance away from the University’s Oxford Road Campus. Alternatively, please go to www.visitmanchester.com or call 0871 222 8223 for further information on accommodation.

There is also The Crowne Plaza Oxford Road, located on campus next to our Business School www.mbs.ac.uk/contact/hotel-bookings

34 Luggage Large items of luggage can be stored securely within the Whitworth Building (51), in the Whitworth Corridor Committee Room D. Please note, luggage must be collected by 4pm and unfortunately cannot be stored overnight.

Visitors with disabilities or special requirements The campus is generally accessible. For full details visit www.manchester.ac.uk/ discover/maps where you can download our AccessAble app to make it easier for you to navigate our campus. The main exhibition in the Whitworth Hall (50) is accessible by a lift in the Christie Building (58).

If you have any additional support needs as a result of a disability, medical condition or specific learning difficulty, we will try to provide you with whatever assistance you require. In advance of the open day, please email [email protected].

On the day, please talk to a member of staff on the Welcome Desks in the Whitworth Building (51) or University Place (37).

Photography Please note that during the open days we will be filming and taking photographs that may be used within University publications, websites or social media sites. If you would prefer your image not to be used, please make yourself known at the Welcome Desk in the Whitworth Building (51) or University Place (37).

Enjoy the city Manchester is a vibrant and exciting city to study and live in. It’s only a short walk away from Oxford Road so if you find that you have some spare time at the end of your visit today it is well worth a look.

Named the ‘shopping capital of the North West’ there are high-street shops and individual boutiques that will suit every style and taste. There are also countless restaurants and bars to enjoy and relax in after a busy day.

If you are looking for some culture you could visit one of the many galleries or museums in the city centre, or visit the University’s own Manchester Museum (44) or The Whitworth (84) which are free to enter.

Whatever your interests, Manchester is certain to have something to suit you. Take a look at www.visitmanchester.com to find out what else this great city has to offer and we are sure that you won’t be disappointed.

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Please note: Only buses, hackney carriages, emergency vehicles and cyclists are able to travel Office mmodation along Oxford Road between 6am and 9pm, 7 days a week. The restriction affects general traffic Ac co between Hathersage Road and Grosvenor Street. General traffic heading into the city from Wilmslow Road must turn right into Hathersage Road and continue into the adjacent Upper Brook Street. Plan your journey at my.tfgm.com THESE ARE OUR TIPS ON MAKING PLAN THE MOST OUT YOUR DAY OF YOUR DAY: • Our open days are very popular events and sessions can sometimes become full. To avoid disappointment we suggest TIME AND ACTIVITY where possible you arrive early.

9.30AM • Check the programme to see when sessions occur for your subject of interest. You can 10AM attend sessions for more than one subject if you want to. 10.30AM • Decide on your subject sessions first, and work the general 11AM sessions around these.

Some sessions may be limited 11.30AM • to one student and one guest when busy. 12PM • Campus tours run all day – work these around your subject 12.30PM sessions.

1PM • Most sessions finish ten minutes before the scheduled finish time to allow you time to 1.30PM get to the next session.

2PM • Wear sensible shoes and bring a raincoat or umbrella. Bring a bag for any literature you might 2.30PM pick up.

Don’t forget to make time 3PM • for lunch. There are plenty of outlets around campus that are 3.30PM open all day, so you can have lunch whenever suits you.

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